We’ve added Opera’s new browser signature to fix the integration with the 1Password browser extension.You can now import SSH keys from older 1Password export files that don’t include the key metadata.The “close window” keyboard shortcut now only closes a window instead of a modal.You can now choose how often your account password is required when you unlock with Windows Hello.The agent.sock file is now deleted when you turn off the SSH agent.The 1Password SSH agent now supports SHA1 signatures.Partial (substring) matches will now show up in search results.

1Password will now use the accent color you’ve chosen for your operating system.You can now turn off two-factor authentication for your 1Password account from the 1Password app.You can now copy the sharing link for an item when viewing the sharing history.You can now rename tags by right-clicking them in the sidebar.You can now use the 1Password SSH agent to automatically configure Git commit signing for your SSH keys.Learn about the shell plugins security model.Learn about the 1Password app integration.Read the full command reference to learn about all 1Password CLI commands and how they can be used.Build your own shell plugin if the CLI you want to authenticate isn't already supported.Use shell plugins to securely authenticate third-party CLIs with biometrics.Securely load secrets into configuration files without putting any plaintext secrets in code.Securely load secrets from the environment into your applications without putting any plaintext secrets in code.Secret references are replaced with the actual secrets they reference in 1Password at runtime. Access secrets in your code with secret references instead of plaintext secrets.Manage your team members' group permissions.Manage your team members' vault permissions.If you're using an earlier version of 1Password CLI, learn how to upgrade to 1Password CLI 2.0 and update your scripts with the new syntax. If you're installing 1Password CLI for the first time, start here.

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